Short version: Luke Ski and Carrie Dahlby return to the FuMP with a song parody tribute to Cartoon Network's "Mighty MagiSwords", created by TV's Kyle Carrozza! 'Tis a triumph! Watch the show now on Cartoon Network, their website & App, or on iTunes & Amazon!

Long version for the uninitiated: Kyle A. Carrozza, known here at The Funny Music Project (the FuMP .com) and on "The Dr. Demento Show" as TV's Kyle, prolific purveyor of silly songs, created an excellent animated series for Cartoon Network, "Mighty MagiSwords". The show takes place in a medieval-ish fantasy world centering around a pair of siblings, Vambre and Prohyas, the "Warriors For Hire" who make a living as mission-minded mercenaries. Aiding them in their many quests are their favorite things to collect, their MagiSwords, which are dozens of swords imbued with magical powers and can do anything from summoning deluges of water, shooting gigantic tomatoes, or clipping your fingernails.

Their adventures began in May of 2015 in micro-cartoons on the Cartoon Network Anything App, as well as ten 3-minute-long shorts posted at the Cartoon Network website and on their YouTube page. From the moment I saw them, I instantly became a huge fan of the show. To make a very long story short, in the following 6 months Kyle got my foot in the door at Cartoon Network, eventually leading to me becoming a storyboarder, writer, and voice-over actor on the next orders of "Mighty MagiSwords" content. It was (and is) my life-long-dream job on my new favorite animated show.

As MarsCon 2016 approached, Carrie Dahlby and I conspired to surprise Kyle and his wife Lindsay (who also works on MagiSwords) by not only showing up in costume as Vambre and Prohyas, but by also performing a new song parody in tribute to "Mighty MagiSwords" in character to kick off my Music Guest Of Honor concert. You can see the video of this live surprise performance, complete with Kyle & Lindsay's reactions, on my YouTube page. The song, done to the tune of "The Warrior" by Patty Smyth of Scandal, is based on the first ten 3-minute long "Mighty MagiSwords" shorts released in 2015.

Yesterday, the full TV Series of "Mighty MagiSwords" premiered on Cartoon Network with an episode storyboarded by myself and Zoe Moss. To celebrate the occasion, and to help promote the show to the full extent that I can to my fanbase ranging in the hundreds, Carrie and I recorded the studio version of the song to post here for you all to share and enjoy. The backing track music and final mix were done by MagiMaestro, Jeff Dutton aka Bonecage.

Thanks so much to Kyle, Lindsay, the powers that be at CN for giving me a chance on the show, to Bonecage, and of course my partner in clandestine spoofery, Carrie Dahlby. I hope you all will check out "Mighty MagiSwords" and that you'll tell all your loves ones about it.

Short short version: This is best song.